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The epistemics of narrative performance in conversation
Narrative Inquiry ( IF 0.9 ) Pub Date : 2020-05-19 , DOI: 10.1075/ni.18095.nor
Neal R. Norrick 1
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This article investigates the flow of information in conversational narrative performance in light of research on the epistemics of talk in interaction and epistemic vigilance on the part of story recipients. Based on examples from a range of corpora, it reassesses the relationship between storytellers and recipients consistent with recipient design, and investigates cases of too little and too much information in narrative. Viewing narrative performance as sharing territories of knowledge provides new insights into the notions of telling rights and tellability as well as teller competence and credibility. The narrative performance may contain gaps and discrepancies along with clusters of copious information from which recipients must pick and choose to construct a dynamic narrative model to be tested against further information. In the communal presentation of family narratives, territories of knowledge merge, shared events are illuminated from separate perspectives, gaps in knowledge are filled, and evaluations are enriched.

中文翻译:

对话中叙事表现的认知

本文结合对对话中对话的认知和故事接受者的认知警戒的研究,探讨了对话式叙事表演中的信息流。基于一系列语料库中的例子,它重新评估了与收件人设计一致的讲故事者和收件人之间的关系,并调查了叙述中信息太少和太多的情况。将叙事表演视为分享知识领域,为了解讲述权和可讲述性以及讲述者的能力和可信度的概念提供了新的见解。叙事表现可能包含差距和差异以及大量信息的集群,接收者必须从中挑选和选择构建动态叙事模型,以针对更多信息进行测试。
更新日期:2020-05-19
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